When people think of producing videos, they often think they can’t afford the costs or that video has to always be wildly expensive. But at Mainstream, we recognize that not every individual has the same goal or budget in mind. That’s where we created our small business video package.
Second chances are not always offered. This is especially true for animals who live at shelters. These animals do their best to live day to day, most watching as others leave for their new home. In the case of Molly Dharma, she never stood a chance.
Nothing compares to the way Red Bird Farms prepares their chickens. They are very meticulous in their preparation of the chicken and care a great deal about the quality they are serving their customers.
The School of Mines wanted a larger way to commemorate updating their donor wall and asked Mainstream to produce and film it.
In 2014, The Carson J. Spencer foundation celebrated their ten year mark since starting their work in suicide prevention awareness. A good friend who worked for them reached out to me and explained they needed a videographer to cover their fundraising gala.
When I received a call from Buckley Powder Company inquiring about a safety training video, it would become the call that would encourage me to officially take the plunge and start Mainstream Video Production.
No two people learn the same way; we all have different learning styles. With that should come personalized ways of teaching.
Learning Disabilities Association of Colorado wanted to make a video that advocates for those who learn differently.
With the help of Phillipe Ernewein from Denver Academy they set out to create a video that would help teachers learn these best practices; they would rewrite how we teach and how we can all learn.
Making it the in the NFL is no easy task.
The Eurostop Watch Company recognized this and as a part of their organization set up the ProGrass International Scout Bowl, where athletes from all over the world could showcase what they were still capable of.
My dad has, and remains, one of the biggest influences in my life.
He has run Sawaya Fleet Services for more than 25 years. Growing up and watching him run the business was a crash course in being a business owner.
So when I started Mainstream Video Production, he was one of the first individuals I talked with.
Business is never easy. But as you progress, you find things that make doing business a little more manageable.
I had joined the Aurora Chamber of Commerce and began to meet some great people and get some great leads.
I met Stephen Brunston of Colorado Insurance Professionals, Inc. at a mixer event. He’d done some video by himself, but had struggled with putting together a message he wanted to get across at the quality he desired.